Mapping the Cosmos: The Power of Ganit Jyotish and Charphal Calculations

 Calculating Charphal (or Char Dasha) for a specific location requires detailed astrological calculations, often using software or expert knowledge in Vedic astrology. However, I can outline the process for understanding how Charphal is computed based on the provided coordinates:

Provided Data:

• Akshansh (Latitude): 28° 38' (28.633°)
• Deshantar (Longitude): 58° 0' (58.0°)
• Krinti (Declination): 9° 57' (9.95°)

Steps to Calculate Charphal:

1. Horoscope Chart Construction:

   • Identify the exact time and date for which the Charphal is to be calculated.
   • Input the coordinates and time into Vedic astrology software or follow manual steps to construct the birth chart (Kundli).

2. Planetary Positions:

   • Use ephemerides or astrological software to find the positions of all the planets at the specified time and date.
   • Ensure the calculations are accurate for the location by considering the deshantar for local time adjustments.

3. Dasha Periods:

   • The Char Dasha or Charphal involves calculating the period of different signs (Rashis) that govern certain phases of life.
   • Follow the rules outlined by renowned astrologers like K.N. Rao, who have detailed methods to calculate the progression of signs based on Lagna (Ascendant) and planetary positions.

4. Mathematical Adjustments:

   • Implement mathematical techniques involving trigonometry and geometry to accurately place planets and measure aspects between them.

Manual Calculations:

• Calculating these without software requires using trigonometric functions to adjust for latitude (akshansh) and longitude (deshantar).
• Convert the coordinates into decimal degrees where necessary.
• The krinti (declination) indicates the angle between a planet and the celestial equator and can be used for detailed astrological adjustments.

Final Considerations:

• While some steps can be done manually, using dedicated Vedic astrology software like Jagannatha Hora or other tools is recommended for comprehensive and accurate results.
• Accurate calculation also involves knowledge of the Vimshottari Dasha system, which often interacts with Charphal analysis.

Would you like more guidance on how to use software tools for this, or details on specific formulas for manual calculations?